#!/bin/sh
# Markdown v1.1.1 2007/05/24
# Build an HTML page (with headers) from Markdown.pl output.

INCLUDES=/home/web/www.reppep.com/include
TITLE=`head -1 $PATH_TRANSLATED | cut -f2`
echo "Content-type: text/html"
echo

cat $INCLUDES/head1.incl
echo $TITLE
cat $INCLUDES/head2.incl

# If we already have an H1, don't insert one.
if ! grep --silent '^# ' $PATH_TRANSLATED
 then
  echo -n '<h1>'
  echo -n $TITLE
  echo '</h1>'
  echo
fi

/usr/local/bin/Markdown.pl < $PATH_TRANSLATED

cat $INCLUDES/foot.incl

exit 0

# http://www.extrapepperoni.com/2007/05/24/markdowncgi-using-markdown-in-apache-httpd/
# http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/

# To use, copy Markdown.cgi (this wrapper, which you may have to rename
# from Markdown.txt) and Markdown.pl (from Daring Fireball) into your
# cgi-bin/ and make them executable
# ("chmod +x Markdown.cgi Markdown.pl"), set the correct path for
# INCLUDES below, and install head1.incl (HTML header up to <title>),
# head2.incl (HTML header starting with </title>), and foot.incl in
# that directory.

# Markdown.cgi reads the page's title from the first line, starting
# after the first tab and ending before the second.
# Your document's title should be inside an HTML comment, set off by tabs.
# The title line contains 5 parts:
# 1) the HTML comment open delimiter (less-bang-dash-dash)
# 2) a tab
# 3) the title text
# 4) a tab
# 5) the HTML comment close delimiter (dash-dash-greater)
# For example (not counting the # on the next line):
#<!--	Markdown.cgi: A Simple Wrapper for Markdown.pl	-->

# Add the following to your Apache httpd configuration
# (likely httpd.conf or a virtual host .conf file):
#	AddHandler markdown .text
#	Action markdown /cgi-bin/Markdown.cgi
#	AddType text/html .text
#	ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /home/web/www.reppep.com/cgi-bin/
#	AddType text/html .pl